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JiriHrdina · 02-08-2005, 08:14 PM

Wild Find Offense

Reunited After 2 months

18 goals in 3 games.

2 wins and 1 tie.

Are the Wild back on track? They certainly hope so.

Indeed, Minnesota looks to have regained their form in the past 3 games. The latest result - a 7-1 rout of the Stars must be particularly gratifying considering the struggles the Wild have had against that team.

GM Grant Farhall was pleased.

"Certainly this is a team we have struggled against. In fact, in many ways our slupm began against the Stars when we only got a couple points in 3 games against them. So perhaps this win can be a turning point the other way".

Paul Kariya continues to lead the Wild offense with 2 goals and 1 assist. Other newcomers such as Jere Lehtinen and Tomoas Vokoun also turned in strong performances.

The Wild play next against another team they have struggled against - the Calgary Flames. Garth Snow is expected to get the start.

Game Notes
- Ben Clymer recorded his first point as a member of the Wild
- Dan Boyle is expected to be inserted back in the lineup after missing 2 games with a minor injury
- Keith Carney led the team with a +4 performance.

02-08-2005, 08:14 PM	#12
JiriHrdina I believe in the Pony Power Join Date: Jul 2003 Exp:	Wild Find Offense Reunited After 2 months 18 goals in 3 games. 2 wins and 1 tie. Are the Wild back on track? They certainly hope so. Indeed, Minnesota looks to have regained their form in the past 3 games. The latest result - a 7-1 rout of the Stars must be particularly gratifying considering the struggles the Wild have had against that team. GM Grant Farhall was pleased. "Certainly this is a team we have struggled against. In fact, in many ways our slupm began against the Stars when we only got a couple points in 3 games against them. So perhaps this win can be a turning point the other way". Paul Kariya continues to lead the Wild offense with 2 goals and 1 assist. Other newcomers such as Jere Lehtinen and Tomoas Vokoun also turned in strong performances. The Wild play next against another team they have struggled against - the Calgary Flames. Garth Snow is expected to get the start. Game Notes - Ben Clymer recorded his first point as a member of the Wild - Dan Boyle is expected to be inserted back in the lineup after missing 2 games with a minor injury - Keith Carney led the team with a +4 performance.